Some key points of BOW are:- You only need Bricks to play, even the dices are replaced with bricks.
- I try to keep the rules simple with as less as possible of exceptions.
- No statistics tables are needed during the play (only a description sheet per type of unit).
- A quick play (I made some statistics that show an average of 45 seconds of play per unit).

The website I made to present my wargame is full of PHP and javascript (best view with Mozilla BTW).

The key feature of the website are:- A SQL database to store the statistics of the troopers/characters/heroes, weapons, vehicules, etc... So the content can be quickly expanded.
- 4 Style sheets to view the site in your favorite theme (Default, Medieval, WWII, Starwars), you can choose in the bottom left corner.
- A dynamic page to create your own custom character sheet.

If you want to try BOW, I will appreciate a lot your comments, they will help me to improve the game system.

I know first hand how hard it is to come up with a game like this, actually me and my brothers tried to come up with something a couple years back, but now it's just one of those unfinished projects of mine. *sigh*

Finding a buddy is also a hard task for me as well, for sadly I only have two that have an interest in Lego, and one is out of state.

(I'm not the biggest Star Wars fan out there, but your other project looks to be coming allong nicely, great work!)

Has anyone actually had a go? And if so what did you think? I would be very curious on people have played this game.

By the way, thanks for creating it. There is nothing wrong with Lots of Lego wargames. It just gives us more reason to continue collecting and playing with castle Lego, especially for us army builders.

A friend of mine just tried this game with her daugther of 8 years old during the christmass holiday. He then gave me some feedback and seems to have enjoyed the game (in fact they played 2 times). Her daugther was ok with the rules and was able to handle them easily. I'm very pleased of that since I tried to make this game accessible for children. But of course adult wargamers can add some more rules to be more realistic and to increase the duration of the game.

The game took place in a medieval universe on a square of 4 baseplates 32x32 with around 20 minifig (so that was quite a small battle).
The game duration was between 1 hour and 1h30 (which sounds good for a child of 8 years old).

He made some adaptations of the rules in the spirit of the original rules. With the feedback he gave me, I will probably update the rule book to precise some points:
- The "marker of round type" is not a gadget according to him, so I will probably propose it in standard and not in option.
- I will precise how to handle multiple weapons (how to carry several weapon; the fact that you need to spend one action to switch weapon; how reflect it on the description sheet...)
- I will precise how to move and use a catapult using the rules for the vehicules (since the rules seems to be more focused on motorized vehicules, but in fact they can also be used for medieval vehicules)

Some other suggestions he made me will probably go in the Expert Rule book (not written yet) to keep the core rules as simple as possible. For example:
- give a bonus if a minifig attack another one on its back
- give a malus if a minifig move in a difficult terrain.

As I told you he seems to have enjoy the game and looks now for another adult wargamer for a more serious play (unfortunatly I can't play with him now, since I move to China).

Of course I'm still interested in any comment if someone else tried the game!

I updated my rules book as explained above in my previous post, so not a big change (current version is now 1.1). Still at the same place.
I also almost finished my first scenario, I have now to test it to tune the different special rules of the scenario, or the armies composition.

the rules of the game seem good, and I think I've seen BOW before while looking around brikwars. The game, in my eyes, seems to hold promise for people to play it. All in all, I think I might play the game myself, no all I need are a few people who like lego at my school to join me.. that will be hard...

IMO, this scenario is quite complete with:
- 2 building instructions for the battle field and the vehicule
- The full description of the armies (around 1000 CP and 30 minifigs each)
- Some specific additionnal rules

Unfortunatly it is not a medieval scenario, but I promise that my next scenario will be in the medieval universe. I hope you will have a look anyway, and don't forget that I am still interested about feedback if you play a BOW game!